The system adapts to local rules, not the other way round
Tax, invoicing, the calendar and the currency aren't settings we add later — they are the foundation the database itself was built on.
Saudi businesses were paying for translated systems that knew nothing of VAT, the Hijri calendar or Fatoora — and paying again for someone to make them work. We built Furat to be the system we wished existed when we sat in our clients' offices.
Furat is a Saudi technology company based in Riyadh, building a cloud platform for business and financial management for small and medium businesses and chains in the Kingdom. The platform covers accounting, tax invoices, contracts and e-signature, point of sale, inventory and CRM; more than 12,000 people use it every day, and its data is hosted inside the Kingdom.
Last updated: 15 September 2026
Tax, invoicing, the calendar and the currency aren't settings we add later — they are the foundation the database itself was built on.
Every extra click for a cashier at rush hour is a design mistake, not a lack of training.
Every number in any report leads back to the document that produced it — no exceptions.
A full export is available at any time, free of charge. Whoever stays with us stays because the system serves them.
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